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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 227, 30 October 1909, Page 5

KING'S CATTLE BALES. MONDAY, Nov. I.—Toko. TUESDAY, Nov. i. Stratford. Stratford Springing Heifer Sa.e FRIDAY, .Nov. s.—Kaponga. SATURDAY, Nov 0. Stratford llonse Fair. MONDAY, Nov. S.~Urenui. FKIDAY, Nov. 12.—Rahotu. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10. Sti.uy River. THURSDAY, Nov. 11.-Waiwakaih„ TUKSDAY, Nov. 23. - Stratford Hide Sale. Entries Solicited. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, SOUTHERN DISTRICT. ' 111 the matter of "Tliv Land Transfer Act, I'JUS," and n the matter of Memorandum of Jfort- ' gage registered Number 14,203. iVEWTOIS' KING JJAS t received instructions from the Registrar of tli- .SuiT.-sise Court at New Plymouth, nl :in- r. ij.'3-t of the proprietor of tb.- abu.-j mortgage, lo sell by public auction as his Rooms, situate in Devon Street, New Plymouth, on SATURDAY, llic thirtieth clay of October, IDOil. at 1 o'clock in t'ub afternoon, the following freehold property:— ALL that piece of land situate in King Street, New Plymouth, containing one rood s'.'«:i perohes and one-tenth of a perch, being the Section marked Al, part of Section numbered 623 and part of the Mangatuku Stream and being all the land 171 Certificate of Title volume 49 folio 21D, Taranaki Register.

Fo r further particulars apply to— THE AUCTIONEER, or to DAVID HUTCHEN, Esq., Solicitor, Devon St., New Plymouth, or to Messrs HAMERTOX, ANDREW AND WEBB, Solicitors to the Mortgagee, Wellington. STRATFORD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. NEWTON KING ■yyiLL sell by public auction as above—£oo aiIXKIJ CATTLE, including—--200 mixed yearlings 100 2-yoar -toora 80 2-year cnijjty heifer.s 1(10 3 to .steel's 35 store ami forward cows 10 fa J , cows 00 (!W(*6 and lambs 180 hoggets

Sale at 1 o'cock. STRATFORD SPIiI.VGIXG HEIFER SALE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. NEWTON KING yyiLL sell at his Dairy Yards—--135 springing heifers 30 dairy cows Sale ut 12.30 o'clock. MONTHLY HOUSE FAIR. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER U. NEWTON KING W" jLi jtll ut his Stratford Howe Jitizaar — "7K HORSES « O Sale ut I o'clock.

a uood oi'L'oirruxrry for INVESTOUS. I HAVE received instructions from Mr. ' William Humphries to .sell, by 'Private Treaty, that line Suburban Property known as THE I'UKETOTARA ESTATE. The property comprises 182 acres of lirst-elass land, situated 011 the OH Mnngorei Koad, about two miles from New Plymouth. It is divided into convenient' Haddocks, is well watered, and is neivrlv all plougliable. Improvements include good dwelling, outhouses, eowslied, and pifrgi-rics. The property is well situated and suitable either for farming or for suburban residences. Th» vendor lias had the property surveyed i with a view to cutting it up, and it is' now offered to the public as a whole, or I will sell the. Homestead with 70 acres and lialanee in areas of from 10 to 30 acres.

For further particulars apply to NEWTON KINd. Now Plymouth, Sole Agent. EG MONT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. TIIIC TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL SHOW Will be held on the Showgrounds, HAWERA, on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 24th and 25th Nov., 1909. £llOO OFFERED IN PRIZE MONEY. Entries close positively as under.— Dairy Herd Class of 20 head and upwards, 5 p.m. Saturday, 23rd October. Home Industries, 0 p.m. Saturday, flth November. All Stock Classes Saturday, 13th November. Write for Schedules. F, G. TREWEEK, Secretary. P.O. llox 37; Telephone 173, Hawera. f p A R A N A KI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. ANNUAL SHOW NEW PLYMOUTH. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, December 1 & '2, 1900. champion liutter-fat Competition.— Cows controlled by stewards of Society, i Prize Money, £2O. Entries close 6th ENTRIES Mutter Factory Classes only CLOSE October 30. GENERAL ENTRIES SATURDAY, November 27, at 9 p.m. Write for Schedule, E. P. WEBSTER, Secretary. Box 33, New Plymouth.

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